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;Daern: {{abbr|Oeridian|Greyhawk}} hero-god of defenses and fortifications. | ;Daern: {{abbr|Oeridian|Greyhawk}} hero-god of defenses and fortifications. | ||
;Ehlonna: {{abbr|Oerth|Greyhawk}} goddess of forests, woodlands, flora, fauna, and fertility. Known to elves as “Ehlenestra”. Analogous to the Faerûnian and Finnish Mielikki | ;Ehlonna: {{abbr|Oerth|Greyhawk}} goddess of forests, woodlands, flora, fauna, and fertility. Known to elves as “Ehlenestra”. Analogous to the Faerûnian and Finnish Mielikki | ||
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;Snilloc: Faerûn archmage. <small>(Dave Collins’, from Jeff Grubb’s pre-FR Toril)</small> | ;Snilloc: Faerûn archmage. <small>(Dave Collins’, from Jeff Grubb’s pre-FR Toril)</small> | ||
;Tasha: evil archmage from {{abbr|Oerth|Greyhawk}}, named for a little girl who wrote to Gygax | ;Tasha: evil archmage from {{abbr|Oerth|Greyhawk}}, named for a little girl who wrote to Gygax | ||
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Revision as of 13:14, 31 July 2018
Contents
Books
- 2014 Starter Set • PHB • DMG • MM
- 2014-08 TD Hoard of the Dragon Queen (Kobold Press)
- 2014-10 TD the Rise of Tiamat (Kobold Press)
- 2015-04 EE Princes of the Apocalypse (Sasquatch)
- 2015-06 BS New d20 Modern • ᴜᴀ Modern Magic
- 2015-09 RD Out of the Abyss (Green Ronin)
- 2015-11 Sword Coast Adventurer’s Guide
- 2016-04 Plane Shift: Zendikar (MtG)
- 2016-03 Curse of Strahd • Tarokka Deck (GF9)
- 2016-08 Plane Shift: Innistrad (MtG)
- 2016-09 Storm King’s Thunder
- 2016-11 Volo’s Guide to Monsters
- 2017-02 Plane Shift: Kaladesh (MtG)
- 2017-04 Tales from the Yawning Portal
- 2017-04 UA Starter Spells
- 2017-07 Plane Shift: Amonkhet (MtG)
- 2017-09 Tomb of Annihilation
- 2017-11 Xanathar’s Guide to Everything
- 2018-05 Mordenhainen’s Tome of Foes
- 2018-07 Wayfinder’s Guide to Eberron • ᴜᴀ Races of Eberron
- 2018-09 WD Dragon Heist
- 2018-10 Core Rules Gift Set (Limited Edition)
- 2018-10 Art & Arcana (Special Edition Boxed Set)
- 2018-11 Guildmaster’s Guide to Ravnica
- 2018-11 WD Dungeon of the Mad Mage
- 2018-12 WD City of the Dead Statues & Monuments $50
Spellbook Cards
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Licensed
- 2016-11 Tome of Beasts (Kobold Press)
- 2017-09 OAR-1 Into the Borderlands • FEF-14 Beneath the Keep (Goodman Games)
Glossary
- Abi-Dalzim
- evil archmage from Oerth.
- Aganazzar
- archmage from Faerûn.
- Agathys
- last planer layer of Tarterus.
- Circle of Eight
- powerful archmages from Oerth.
- Bigby – (Rob Kuntz)
- Drawmij – (Jim Ward)
- Leomund – (Len Lakofka)
- Mordenkainen – (Gary Gygax)
- Nystul – (Mike Nystul)
- Otiluke – (Luke Gygax)
- Otto – (Rob Kuntz)
- Rary – (Brian Blume)
- Tenser – (Ernest Gygax)
- Daern
- Oeridian hero-god of defenses and fortifications.
- Ehlonna
- Oerth goddess of forests, woodlands, flora, fauna, and fertility. Known to elves as “Ehlenestra”. Analogous to the Faerûnian and Finnish Mielikki
- Evard the Black
- evil archmage from Oerth.
- Hadar
- an elder evil aka the Dark Hunger.
- Heward
- Oerth hero-god of bards and musicians.
- Maximilian
- an otherwise unknown archmage.
- Melf
- grey elf archmage from Oerth. (Luke Gygax’s)
- Moil
- a city turned into a demiplane of undead by Orcus.
- Round
- 6-seconds of time during combat.
- Snilloc
- Faerûn archmage. (Dave Collins’, from Jeff Grubb’s pre-FR Toril)
- Tasha
- evil archmage from Oerth, named for a little girl who wrote to Gygax
- Turn
- a combatants turn to act during a round of combat.
- City
- a town large enough to support a cathedral.
- Town
- a village large enough to support a regional marketplace.
- Village
- a community large enough to support a church.
King Emperor Emperor Empire King King Kingdom Prince Prince Principality ArchdukeArchduchy Earl Duke Duke Duchy Marquis Border County Sheriff Count Count Shire/County Viscount Baron Baron Baron Barony Bailiff Knight Baronet Knight Esquire Parish cathedral City fortified Borough market Town Constable church Village Hamlet
